Despite the nights beginning to draw in, Suzuki is still giving people a reason to get onto a new bike this autumn, with free accessory kits and low-rate finance.
The 8T, built on Suzuki’s award-winning 800 platform, now comes with a free accessory pack worth over £800 for buyers opting for the autumnal Burnt Gold colour option. The pack includes a rear seat cowl, stylish seat, fly screen, billet Gilles brake and clutch levers, and tank pads.
The 8T – in all colour schemes – is also available on 3.9% APR representative finance over four years on a PCP or HP deal, which extends to all Suzuki models 800cc and above, with the exception of the GSX-R1000R 40th Anniversary Edition.
The 8T’s retro-styled sibling, the 8TT, the National Sportbike Championship-winning 8R and its naked stablemate, the 8S, and the V-Strom 800RE, 800DE, 1050RE, and 1050DE adventure machines are included. The Hayabusa and the Hayabusa SE also feature, as does everything on the proven GSX-S1000 platform: the GSX-S1000 super-naked, the GT+ sports tourer and the GX+ crossover – both of which come with 36 litre panniers as standard – and the Katana.
There’s a further sweetener for buyers of Suzuki’s V-Strom machines between now and the end of the year, with each coming with a pair of ABR tickets.
The Burnt Gold 8T retains its OTR price of £8599, with the accessory kit adding over £800 worth of extras. With the benefit of low-rate finance, it can be ridden away for just £69 per month on a four-year PCP deal with a £1730.68 deposit. The GX+, over the same period, can be had for £99 per month with a £2459.11 deposit.
All models come with Suzuki’s industry-leading up-to 10 year warranty.

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